This is a flip in the final stages inside.

The guy here who did it that I look up to the most used to be one of Fred Rogers's stage carpenters.

I grew up in that area, so I've seen it through it's many stages, and compared to where it once was, it is only a shell of it's former "glory" if ever there was glory to be had there.

Lastly, the fees for this type of arrangement can suck all of the equity advantage out of the process.

I'd prefer one lease for the whole lot.I know some individuals who would be interested in such an arrangement.

Don't think that regulators are so dumb as to see an LLC buyer and not look to the Sec. of State filings, so you can get caught.And, while the risk is rather low for 90 days, folks do die, can have various issues, like insured losses where your convoluted tactics are exposed.Have no idea why people first try to circumvent things with sneaky schemes rather than just take the high road and do things correctly, in this case, just wait, doesn't really cost either party more, it's just delayed closing, possession prior and a lease arrangement, commonly done for other transactions.And no, I wouldn't buy an LLC just to try to avoid a deed restriction.

looks like he is leaving himself, just gave 30 day notice and has arranged to return the keys this weekend.  

That being said. 3 to 5 years max, as I don't really want a long term note.I just want to move on to another deal. what would be a beneficial arrangement for both of us ???

We are at the beginning stages and have spend the last several months reading, listening and getting educated.

MLS printout of properties I am looking at for the day, arranged in the order that I am look at them.